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Message: [QUOTE="Cusefan95, post: 5066972, member: 173"] Tim Green wrote in one of his books (I think it was "Dark Side of the Game") that Deion was a fantastic teammate and one of the most intelligent, business savvy guys he's ever known. People occasionally think "I don't like that guy" means "his teammates must not like that guy". While frequently its true, its also frequently not. Deion appears to be a case where its not. I don't like Deion. I don't like Belichick. I don't like Saban. That gives me lots of reason to think being a great guy that a person like me would like has absolutely no correlation to success in coaching football. I don't know that Deion will reach the coaching success of the other two - but I'm not going to conclude he won't because he's a guy I personally don't like. I think there's a lot of sound and fury here that signifies nothing. [/QUOTE]